By Building the Dam: There’s a handful of blistering tailbacks that the Beavers will need to slow down.
The ultimate dual-threat option, Max Borghi missed almost all of the 2020 season with a back injury, but should return to Nick Rolovich’s offense as the top overall talent, a main reason he landed on both the Doak Walker and Biletnikoff Award watch lists prior to last season.
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